Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-06
News Notes.

Another Phillips excursion will ar
rive next Monday from Boston and
Chicago.
One hundred and seventy-fve PEN
sion vouchers were attested to in the
County Clerks office yesterday.
The ship J. V. Troop, from Depart
ure Bay, arrived yesterday with 2l60
tons of coal for Walter S. Maxwell.
The number of real estate transfers
recorded yesterday was 1876. The con-
siderations OF the same amounted to
$54l, $40.
Warner Brothers will send out an
excursion train to Chicago on Thurs
day to be loaded up with returning
settlers in few days.
Charles Engels was arrested on
Also avenue, yesterday morning, by
Officer Stevenson, for discharging a
pistol within the city limits.
Frank Bartlett Post will give an en-
tertainment tomorrow evening for the
benefit of the Old Ladies' Home. The
entertainment will take place at Ar
mory Hall.
+. w. Tyler, Captain OF the police
force, who resigned with Chief Skin
ner several days ago, handed in his
star yesterday. The Captain will be
a loss to the police force.
Clarence Mallard, who has been in
the Los Angeles postoffice for the past
nine years, resigned last Friday.
"Cad" has been faithful official and
his retirement is matter of regret.
August Giessner and Frank Young
were arrested yesterday by Officer
Ribble for conducting saloon on the
corner of Commercial and Wilmington
streets, without the necessary precau-
tion of securing license.
The Los Angeles College will re-
open on Wednesday morning at 10
O'Clock. This college fairly exempli-
fies the progress CT the city, as the
present spacious edifire on the corner
Of Fifth and Olive is already too small
and additional buildings have been
obliged to be rented for the use Of the
students.
Geo. Cotteral & Co. left for the East
last night via the Southern Pacific,
Central Pacific and Union Pacific rail
roads with two excursion cars of pas
sengers, who are making visit to
the "old folks at home" after the
heat of summer and before the cold Of
winter. They will return with a large
number of friends.
The ladies of Frank Bartlett Relief
Corps have completed the arrange
ment for an entertainment to be givtn
tomorrow evening at Armory Hall.
Among those on the programme are
Prof. Wilde, Miss Hance, Mr.. Stone
man and Miss Bell, and the number
of tickets already sold shows that the
entertainment will be success.
Friday evening a peculiar accident
occurred to the three-year-old daughter
of Mr.. Ed. German. The little cherub
was playing around table when q
pen attached to a heavy holder fell
into her eye. A painful wound was
inflicted and DIR. Kurtz was called in,
but it can be stated that there is no
danger of little Miss Germain losing
her eyesight
There seems to have been corner
made in the asphalt business in San
Luis Obispo and Monterey counties
that hinders the paving business, while
in Los Angeles there is an over
abundance Of that material, which can
be furnished at three days notice by
the hundreds of tons. Why not utilize
the Los Angeles article?
Thousands of persons have made
arrangements to leave the Atlantic
and Middle States for California, with
the privilege of stopping over at the
great exhibition of South California at
st. Louis. After the fair is over the
number of visitors to South California
will be legion. The people there
assembled will see the products of
the land and come here to enjoy the
Measures Of their uses by thousands.